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加勒比海寡民小国多米尼克于2004年3月29日同台湾断交,与中共政
权建交。多米尼克仅7万人口,中共却经援多米尼克1亿1,200万美
元,相当于人民币9亿2,000万。多米尼克平均每人获得人民币约1万3
千元。每人都成为万元户。
http://www.bbc.co.uk/caribbean/news...-condemns.shtml
Taiwan knocks China on Dominica
Mr Chien criticised Chinese methods
Taiwan's foreign minister condemned what he called China's dollar diplomacy after Dominica announced it was cutting diplomatic ties with Taipei and establishing relations with Beijing.
China will also be giving Dominica more than $100 million in aid over the next five years, a sum that Foreign Minister Eugene Chien described as huge.
"China offered Dominica money totalling approximately $170million. That's a huge amount of money for a small country of the population of seventy thousand people only."
Of the 26 nations which still recognise Taiwan, four are from the Caribbean. They are St Kitts and Nevis, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Taiwan is the largest single aid donor to some Caribbean nations and is widely reported to cement personal relations with some political leaders in the region by giving donations to their private projects.
One such project is a university campus built by a private foundation of former Haitian leader Jean Bertrand Aristide.
Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerritt said there was no animosity between the Dominican government and the Taiwanese government, and he didn't believe that he was offending the Taiwanese.
As far as he is concerned, his country's development comes ahead of the internal situation in China.
"The difficulty in Dominica cannot wait until the political situation in Taiwan is resolved. We do not know how long that is going to last," Prime Minister Skerritt said.
"I have to go out there and lead the people of Dominica out of difficulty and I have to bring prosperity and pride and hope to our people."
权建交。多米尼克仅7万人口,中共却经援多米尼克1亿1,200万美
元,相当于人民币9亿2,000万。多米尼克平均每人获得人民币约1万3
千元。每人都成为万元户。
http://www.bbc.co.uk/caribbean/news...-condemns.shtml
Taiwan knocks China on Dominica
Mr Chien criticised Chinese methods
Taiwan's foreign minister condemned what he called China's dollar diplomacy after Dominica announced it was cutting diplomatic ties with Taipei and establishing relations with Beijing.
China will also be giving Dominica more than $100 million in aid over the next five years, a sum that Foreign Minister Eugene Chien described as huge.
"China offered Dominica money totalling approximately $170million. That's a huge amount of money for a small country of the population of seventy thousand people only."
Of the 26 nations which still recognise Taiwan, four are from the Caribbean. They are St Kitts and Nevis, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Taiwan is the largest single aid donor to some Caribbean nations and is widely reported to cement personal relations with some political leaders in the region by giving donations to their private projects.
One such project is a university campus built by a private foundation of former Haitian leader Jean Bertrand Aristide.
Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerritt said there was no animosity between the Dominican government and the Taiwanese government, and he didn't believe that he was offending the Taiwanese.
As far as he is concerned, his country's development comes ahead of the internal situation in China.
"The difficulty in Dominica cannot wait until the political situation in Taiwan is resolved. We do not know how long that is going to last," Prime Minister Skerritt said.
"I have to go out there and lead the people of Dominica out of difficulty and I have to bring prosperity and pride and hope to our people."